Cast
| Actor | Character | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Timothy Bottoms | President George W. Bush | President of The United States. |
| Mary Gordon Murray | Laura Bush | First Lady of the United States |
| Lawrence Pressman | Vice-President Dick Cheney | Vice-President of The United States |
| Penny Johnson Jerald | Condoleezza Rice | National Security Advisor |
| David Fonteno | Colin Powell | United States Secretary of State |
| Myron Natwick | Paul O'Neill | United States Secretary of the Treasury |
| John Cunningham | Donald Rumsfeld | United States Secretary of Defense |
| Gregory Itzin | John Ashcroft | United States Attorney General |
| George Takei | Norman Mineta | United States Secretary of Transportation |
| Stephen Macht | Paul Wolfowitz | United States Deputy Secretary of Defense |
| Gerry Mendicino | George Tenet | Director of Central Intelligence |
| James Carroll | Robert Mueller | Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation |
| David McIlwraith | Andrew Card | White House Chief of Staff |
| Allan Royal | Karl Rove | Senior Adviser to the President |
| Carolyn Scott | Karen Hughes | Special Counsellor to the President |
| James McGowan | Michael Gerson | Senior Speechwriter |
| Debra McGrath | Mary Matalin | Senior Counsellor to the Vice President. |
| Doug Lennox | General Tommy Franks | Leading General in War |
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